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Scientific American, Vol. 49, No. 12 (1883) (1883)

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per cross arm carries a pan upon one cations should be addressed to him for any further informa- is able to produce a superior billiard cushion at a reduced tion on the subject. end and a revolving toasting or broiling fork on the other expense, as compared with cushions having the spring made end.… … MAY’S BILLIARD CUSHION. TUCKFIELD'S CANDLESTICK. was to be suspended from each wire, and at abouta sixth or an eighth of an inch below the balls the letters of the alpha- be produced, and they are not so well suited to the purpose bet were to be placed on bits of paper, or any substance directly…

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